Sentence examples for draw wise from inspiring English sources

It plunged the shellshocked Labour party into a leadership contest before it had time to absorb its general election defeat or to draw wise conclusions.

As with her previous novel, Ms Hustvedt's cerebral characters are tenderly drawn, wise and realistic.

They did not favour the repression that followed.With time, and the end of the cold war, many Latin Americans have drawn wiser lessons.

If we can draw on wise people across the age spectrum, and enable virtual as well as face-to-face discussion,  we are most likely to arrive at an ethical landscape adequate for our time.

Yet May's own campaign team has drawn the wise conclusion from the helter-skelter drama of the past few weeks that, as one of them put it to me, "anything can happen in politics".

Well known for animating several Disney villains, Deja summed up the experience as "more fun than drawing heroes" because "You have so much more to work with in terms of expressions and acting and drawing-wise than you would have with a nice princess or a prince... where you have to be ever so careful with the draftsmanship".

Critics wondered whether it was wise to draw so much attention to the industry's tax-efficient riches.

Whether he will be wise and draw that line as a shepherd would, or draw that line as a watchdog would, well, that's the key question".

That needs to change.Israeli leaders, too, especially moderate ones, would be wise to draw the haredim into the mainstream of national life.

It was clear that like past beloved agony aunts, she was a woman with a wealth of experience to draw on, a genuine wise woman.

With their own electric generators humming along, these wise entrepreneurs draw capacity crowds of homesick 20-somethings to their flickering TV's — blackout be damned.